Buy Flights in Malaysian Ringgit With Alternative Airlines
Book flights in Malaysian Ringgit with Alternative Airlines. We offer flights from over 600 airlines and allow you to pay in more than 160 different currencies, including Malaysian Ringgit
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How to book flights in Malaysian Ringgit
Search for flights
Use our search form at the top of the page to enter your travel details including your departure/arrival airports, the days you plan to fly and the number of passengers flying. Hit the 'Search Flights' button to proceed.
Select the currency converter
If your default currency isn't set to the Malaysian Ringgit (MYR), you can use our currency converter at the top of the flight search form to search for the Malaysian Ringgit.
Search for Malaysian Ringgit
You can search for any currency with our currency converter tool. To book your flights in the Malaysian Ringgit, search for 'Malaysian Ringgit' in the search field and select MYR.
Confirm your booking
The search results will now show all available flights with the cost of the ticket in Malaysian Ringgit. You can also change the currency you're searching in with the 'Currency' filter above the search results. Click 'Confirm Selection' and follow the instructions on the next page to secure your booking.
About Malaysian Ringgit (MYR)
The Malay name Ringgit became the official currency name in Malaysia in 1975. You can now pay in Ringgits for your travel arrangements with Alternative Airlines. Pay in Malaysian Ringgits with Alternative Airlines. The Ringgit, unofficially called the Malaysian Dollar, has been Malaysia’s official currency since 1975. Malaysia replaced the Spanish silver dollar with the Indian Rupee in 1837. After 30 years the country decided to reintroduce the Spanish silver dollar.